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Twin-star wonder: Scientists uncover three Earth-like planets; first known binary system with transiting worlds
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Antarctic robot ‘Lassie’ uncovers thousands of icefish nests beneath Antarctic ice
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3I/ATLAS nears Earth on 29 October 2025: Rare interstellar comet has stunned scientists with cosmic secrets; tips to watch and related FAQs
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New quantum network could finally reveal dark matter
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Rainfall Buries a Mega-Airport in Mexico
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Physicists capture trillion degree heat from the Big Bang’s primordial plasma
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Nigeria's government is using digital technology to repress citizens. A researcher explains how
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James Webb spots a cosmic moon factory 625 light-years away
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Researcher improves century-old equation to predict movement of dangerous air pollutants
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Underwater robot 'Lassie' discovers remarkable icefish nests during search for Shackleton's lost ship off Antarctica
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Who rules Earth after humans? The answer will surprise you
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Deep Antarctic waters hold geometric communities of fish nests
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Researchers develop highly fluorescent helical quinolizinium salts via rhodium-catalyzed synthesis
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CAUTION! Southern ocean is building a hidden ‘burp’ of heat that could warm the planet all over again
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Climate change inaction being paid for in millions of lives every year, global findings suggest
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High-resolution imaging reveals how coral fragments attach to reefs
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6-Million-Year-Old Ice Found in Antarctica
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Q&A: What are the benefits of seeing drought through a social lens?
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Plantation forests are key for koalas' survival: Researchers say urgent rethink on logging is needed
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Westinghouse is claiming a nuclear deal would see $80B of new reactors
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The Milky Way as you've NEVER seen it before: Scientists reveal the largest low-frequency radio colour image of our galaxy ever created
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A new, expansive view of the Milky Way reveals our galaxy in unprecedented radio color
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Vampire Spiders Obsess Over Human Blood, Pouncing on Mosquitoes to Get Their Fill
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What Death Really Smells Like, And How Your Brain Knows What to Do About It
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Astronomers Create 3D Temperature Map of Hot-Jupiter WASP-18b
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How Does the Brain Turn an Internal Need into a Focused Craving?
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Wetlands efficiently remove nitrogen pollution from surface water, leading to cost savings for municipalities
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As ochre sea star 'baby boomers' grow up, species is showing signs of recovery
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This Ancient Species of Arctic Rhino May Have Crossed a Land Bridge 23 Million Years Ago
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Nanoparticle solution helps lasers pulverize kidney stones with improved efficiency
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Six-million-year-old ice discovered in Antarctica offers unprecedented window into a warmer Earth
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New danger for hurricane-hit Jamaica: wandering crocodiles
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Heart-stopping detail on live flight map near Hurricane Melissa's eye leaves viewers stunned
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Machine learning enables real-time analysis of iron oxide thin film growth in reactive magnetron sputtering
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Study highlights importance of arts-based methods in leadership education
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99-Million-Year-Old Amber Preserves Earliest-Known Mosquito Larva
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RNA modifications control how stem cells develop into retinal cells, research demonstrates
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Engineered extracellular vesicles halt lung cancer growth by silencing key protein
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How harmful bacteria know where to cluster and cause infection
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Monster Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica
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What to know about Hurricane Melissa
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Seal bearing ancient language found in Jerusalem confirms Bible story in the Old Testament
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Bill Gates changes stance on climate change: 'Won't lead to humanity's...'
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Canada isn't deeply polarized. Yet. What new research reveals about partisan animosity
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NOvA and T2K Experiments Zero In on Unusual Properties of Neutrinos
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Absence of zombie worms on submerged whale bones sparks concern about species loss
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AI reveals which predators chewed ancient humans' bones
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Remote sensing helps confirm Aliso Canyon methane plumes traveled at least 6.2 miles downwind during blowout
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These North American Bat Species Glow in the Dark
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'Mostela' boxes outperform standard camera traps in detecting tunnel-hunting weasels
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The AI model OpenFold3 takes a crucial step in making protein predictions
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How banks affect the environment and the role your money plays in it
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The Glozel affair: A sensational archaeological hoax made science front-page news in 1920s France
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The long, deep dig: Collaboration unearths ancient city of Sardis
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Unlocking cell identity: RNA sequestration in P-bodies directs cell fate transitions
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Melissa strikes Jamaica, tied as most powerful Atlantic storm to come ashore
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Why women live longer than men, explained by evolution
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Mysterious interstellar visitor set to reveal its true self in just HOURS
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How climate change can make people more likely to get into violent conflict
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'Content': Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka's US visa revoked
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Seismology meets botany: Geologist applies vibration science to saguaros
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Aridity and grazing pave way for invasive weeds in northern China
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Warming climate could harm mollusk populations in the western Atlantic
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The Red Spider Nebula, caught by Webb
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A revolutionary DNA search engine is speeding up genetic discovery
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What we got wrong about mosquito mating—researchers explain why females are in charge
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AI framework turns supply chain resilience into measurable financial strategies
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Surprising study finds processed fats may not harm heart health
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One class used AI, one didn't. Their exam scores were the same
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